Robbins Headache Clinic Blog
Light: A Therapy (and Trigger) for Migraines
While some light can worsen episodes, green light may ease them Read more here.
Prevention Strategies for Pediatric Migraine
Migraine in children and adolescents remains underrecognized and underdiagnosed due to challenges like nonspecific symptoms, poor articulation of symptoms from patients, and lack of awareness of the prevalence of migraine in these populations. Read more here.
Could This Newly Discovered Protein Help Treat Parkinson’s?
Researchers have found a protein that could help reduce the aggregation of toxic proteins in the brain — a hallmark of Parkinson's disease. But does their discovery offer fresh hope or just "a Band-Aid?" Read more here.
Rimegepant Dissolving Tablets Treat Acute Migraine
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10 Medical Myths We Should Stop Believing. Doctors, too.
Researchers identified nearly 400 common medical practices and theories that were contradicted by rigorous studies. Here are some of the most notable findings. Read more here.
Beyond Damage to our Hearing, How Else Does Noise Affect our Health?
It’s well understood how loud noise can affect your hearing – instantly, or in years to come. What’s emerging is a better understanding of how noise can affect your life in many other ways, from putting you at risk for heart disease and other illnesses to lowering...
Money Worries Around Food May Spur Migraines
It's a link that few might consider, but new research suggests young adults who worry about affording groceries may be more likely to suffer migraines. Read more here.
Tension-Type Headache: Evidence for Trigger Points
The mysteries of muscle pain or myalgia, including headache pain, continue to perplex clinicians. A tendency to want to diagnose or identify the causative agent has led to much speculation. 6-21-19. Read more here.
Getting a Good Night’s Sleep Without Drugs
Alternatives to prescription drugs for insomnia offer better, safer and more long-lasting solutions, experts say. New York Times, 6-17-19. Read more here.
Intranasal Ketamine for the Relief of Cluster Headache
The author offers anecdotal evidence of the anesthetic agent in relieving and reducing episodic as well as chronic cluster attacks. Read more here. John Claude Krusz, Phd, MD discusses Ketamine use in Migraine, Cluster Headache, and Neuropathic Pain Disorders. Read...